I have an 1930’s Excel coin operated machine and can’t find much information on it. Looks like it is very rare and it was produced by Daval Manufacturing Co. as they released only 141 machines under this trade name, starting in 1936. Have you seen one of those before? What are they worth and is this a highly collectible game?
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Rare because it’s old. Not very collectible. Some guys like these, but it is not some big payday machine. I really can’t advise on how much these old pre-war games go for. But I can safely tell you it’s not a lot. It takes a very particular collector to want to buy this type of machine.
It’s a history piece, much like museums, a lot of stuff doesn’t have much monetary value, but have a lot of historical value.
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